This luxurious holiday villa is located on the outskirts of the town Buseto Palizzolo, just 20 kilometers away from Trapani. The villa lies in a very quiet area, yet not isolated. From the garden, the terraces and the rooms one can enjoy the stunning views over the beautiful surounding landscape and the vineyards. The house is equipped in a very classy way with a composition of antiques and modern furniture and offers, both inside and outside, plenty of space for all the guests. On the ground floor, the large living room with its many couches and seating furniture is very inviting and the fireplace creates a cosy feeling on cooler nights. The fully equipped kitchen is also located on the ground floor and adjoins the dining area with its large dining table.

All of the eight rooms possess their own bathroom ensuite and air condition and they are individually and stylishly furnished. High ceilings, partly with wooden beams, a tasteful choice of furniture and the different colours that were chosen for the fabrics in the rooms, turn each of the rooms into something individual. The outdoor facilities of the villa offer a comfortable atmosphere. There is plenty of garden furniture available as well as sunny and shady places. The big pool with the decorative lumps of rock, that surround the shallow entrance is the centre of the property. Guests of the villa can book several additional services like transfers, boat charter, babysitter, wellness treatments, guided tours, cooking service. In the closer environment of the villa one can visit interesting cities and archaeological excavation, e.g. the medieval old town of Erice and the temple of Segesta.

At a glance:
baby bed/cot - electric iron - CD-Player - DVD-Player - hair dryer - deep freezer - dishwasher - BBQ - pets: NOT allowed - heating - internet - fireplace - highchair - air condition - private pool - SAT/cable-TV - washing machine

There is probably no other region in Italy that is as rich in history, culturally important and scenic as Sicily. Many important cultures have left their marks here, for example the Greeks, whose temples can still be seen all over the island. Romans, Arabs and Normans, too, had an influence on the island and it's inhabitants. Today, Sicily is a popular holiday destination, not only because of it's beautiful landscape and long sandy beaches. The region around Catania, which is the second largest town of the island, is especially well-known. The town's landmark, the elephant fountain, and the Piazza del Duomo are very impressive. The Etna, which the Sicilians call the "mountain of mountains", is quite close to Catania. For naturelovers and hikers, the area around the vulcano is like paradise. Driving along the coast from Catania to the north, one passes the enchanting town of Taormina and then reaches Sicily's north-eastern part. There lies the important seaport of Messina, from where it is only a distance of a few kilometers to the Italian mainland. The capital of Sicily, Palermo, which was founded by the Phoenicians, is located on the northern coast. The Old Town with the Normans's palace, the Cappella Palatina and the Archeological Museum is well worth seeing. A trip to Monreale, from where one can enjoy fantastic views of the bay of Palermo, or to Cefalù, a small town with well-preserved medieval structures, is also worthwhile. In the north-west, around the nice town of Castellamare del Golfo, one will find beautiful sandy beaches. The famous Valle dei Templi is located close to Agrigento at the southern coast. It is part of the UNESCO world heritage and is an impressive evidence of ancient Greek architecture. The countryside of the island, too, has a lot to offer. The village of Pietraperzia, for example, attracts many visitors with it's famous library.

Getting there: Scheduled or charter flights to Palermo or Catania and rental car; own car